IEDB Expert Committee

The IEDB Expert Committee is a volunteer-based group of scientists with diverse backgrounds; from B and T cell expertise, to immunotherapy and bioinformatic tools experience, all with an interest in the IEDB.

The aim of the Expert Committee is to review features of the IEDB and its associated tools, provide feedback on the features and suggest improvements for a better user experience.

The Expert Committee was stablished in 2020 and it comprises the members listed below.

Headshot Name Affiliation
Jay Reddy_3_circle100x100 Jay Reddy University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Curtis McMurtrey_circle100x100 Curtis McMurtrey Pure MHC
mauricio_circle100x100 Mauricio Calvo-Calle University of Massachusetts Medical School
Levent Cavas_circle100x100 Levent Cavas Dokuz Eylul University
Stephen Haley_circle100x100 Stephen Haley Immudex
eric huseby_circle100x100 Eric Huseby University of Massachusetts Medical School
David Tscharke 2_circle100x100 David Tscharke Division of Immunology and Infectious Diseases, Australian National University
Nathan Croft_circle100x100 Nathan Croft Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Monash University
Alex Rubinsteyn_circle100x100 Alex Rubinsteyn University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
Tim O'Donnell_circle100x100 Tim O’Donnell Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Morten Nielsen_circle100x100 Morten Nielsen Technical University of Denmark
Alena Markmann_circle100x100 Alena Markmann University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
Eline LuningPrak_circle100x100 Eline Luning Prak Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Corey Watson_circle100x100 Corey Watson University of Louisville School of Medicine
Lindsay Cowell_circle100x100 Lindsay Cowell University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Ko-Han Lee_circle100x100 Ko-Han Lee University of California San Diego
Malachi-Griffith_circle100x100 Malachi Griffith Washington University School of Medicine
susanna kiwala_circle100x100 Susanna Kiwala McDonnell Genome Institute, Cancer Genomics Group